State compensation

1. Land compensation fee: The economic compensation paid by the land unit to the rural collective economic organizations whose land was expropriated due to the economic losses caused by the land expropriation.
2. Green crop compensation fee: The local unit shall pay the young crop compensation fee on the expropriated land to the units and individuals who planted young crops.
3. Compensation fees for attachments: Compensation fees paid by the local unit to the owners of attachments, such as houses, etc., and other facilities that are damaged due to land acquisition on the expropriated land.

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4. Resettlement subsidies and compensation fees paid by the land user for the resettlement of the land-expropriated units and the surplus labor force caused by land acquisition. It is not uncommon for the government to acquire land. Most of the land acquired by the government is for the benefit of the country and society, or for the construction of some large-scale livelihood projects. The national land acquisition regulations also clearly stipulate how to compensate the government for land acquisition.

The government also levies compensation according to the prescribed standards. Therefore, the key to the smooth progress of the expropriation is whether the expropriation and compensation standards meet the regulations and whether the compensation is received on time. If you want to know more about this, you can consult the Beijing demolition dispute lawyers of Yingting Law Group for one-on-one online consultation.

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